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Paris 2024: Some Cuban Athletes Abroad Were Accepted

I insist that for the Cuban (sports and political) system, there are emigrated athletes who are useful and others who are not.

Without a safe roof, electricity or running water, people find no other way to protest than to bang on pots and pans during a blackout.

The regime has taken advantage of our anger to present us as “haters” and to feed the fear of change.

If Maduro lost, it’s because he reaped the repudiation and disenchantment of the majority of the Venezuelan people.

A democratic transition in Venezuela would impact Nicaragua’s dictatorship, but the political lessons for change must first be learned.

Even though I’ve found a new home in Miami, & I’m building a life full of opportunities, a part of me always remains anchored in nostalgia…

The temporary suspension of the humanitarian parole program was the talk of the week among Cubans, both on the island and abroad.

Electoral frauds are neither left nor right. They are frauds. And the people of Venezuela cry out today for respect for their thwarted will.

Rather than genuinely caring about the return of democracy, opportunistic voices have surfaced in Chile regarding the situation in Venezuela.

As long as the dictatorship exists, the dream of returning to Nicaragua is distant, but I trust the time will come to see democracy reborn.